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Bengaluru Plot Owners Face ₹1 Lakh Penalty for Garbage Cleanup
Bengaluru plot owners must clear garbage by August 15 or face penalties up to ₹1 lakh. The GBA set a July 15 deadline for site cleanup, emphasizing community hygiene.
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